Capital Letter: PCBUs and changes to the health and safety reform bill
The proposal to exclude businesses in low-risk sectors with fewer than 20 workers from the requirement to have elected health and safety representatives attracted much criticism.
PCBUs have entered the crowded New Zealand acronym space. Short for “persons conducting a business or undertaking” they are a key feature of the Health and Safety Reform Bill reported back from Parliament's transport and industrial relations committee last week.
PCBUs are taken from the Australian
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Capital Letter: PCBUs and changes to the health and safety reform bill
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